Politics
When Strategy Overrides Solidarity: The Quiet Retreat on Northern Cyprus
In late 2024, a quiet but symbolically charged diplomatic shift appeared imminent: the Organisation of Turkic States (hereinafter: the OTS), a bloc increasingly aligned around cultural kinship and strategic coordination, was expected to extend formal or semi-formal recognition to the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (hereinafter: the TRNC). The move would have marked a historic...
The Israel-Iran War in Strategic Depth
Iran has been a strategic and ideologic target of Israel for nearly 50 years, and arguably before that, considering that the political leadership prior to the Islamic Revolution in 1979 was heavily influenced and almost controlled by the United States of America (hereinafter: the USA). Under the pretext of developing nuclear weapons, Israel used diplomatic...
The Role of Türkiye in International Politics
In 2020, we found that multipolar global, political orders are much more beneficial for international and national development than unipolar and bipolar global orders. Within the devletist framework, which emerged in 2022, this notion is further supported through analysis at much deeper levels than merely the power-political surface. Today, we can observe several trends at...
When Democracy Cancels Itself: Romania and the Paradox of Protection
In 2025, Romania’s unprecedented cancellation of its presidential elections ignited intense debate over the legitimacy of democratic self-defence. This article investigates whether such a radical institutional action, postponing or nullifying free electoral processes, can be normatively and constitutionally justified when undertaken in response to the electoral rise of a radical right-wing candidate perceived as a...
Disruption: Economic Factors on Political Structures
The text discusses the nature of change and disruption within societal, economic and political structures. It emphasises adaptability as key to effectively navigate disruptions, driven mainly by technological advancements. The analysis concludes that genuine knowledge production is crucial for societies to remain resilient and innovate, ensuring effective responses to ongoing disruptions.
Elon Musk´s Participation in Germany’s Election Debate
The upcoming election on February 23, 2025, in Germany was triggered by the failure of the governing coalition, composed of a social democratic, liberal and environmentally oriented socialist party elected in 2021. While political parties across Germany renew their campaigning efforts, this article examines the role of media and influential individuals in shaping election debates...
